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Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
E0lSTER'S Order.
n, RE}JSTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CAerLH COUNTY, DOL,

AL HEttSlEh'S OE kOlss
NEW CAsrLH COUNTY, Doll,
April 26th. 1857. }
Upon the application Of Mary McHuEn,
Executrix Of James McHugh. late Of VIII
mIpgIon Hundred, in eatd county, deceased,
It 10 ordered and directed BY tho Register
that the Exocutrix aforesaid give notice Of
granting OF letters Parliamentary upon the
estate Of tho deceased, with the date Of
granting thersof, by causing advertisements
10 bo posted within forty days from tho date
| Of svcn letters in SIX Of the most public
places OF the county Of New Castle, requir-
l ing all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by An
/ Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided; and also cause the same to be insert
ed within the same period In tho DAILY kn.
PUBLICAN, q newspaper published In wal.
mington, Del, and to be continued therein
three weeks, te.o.d
1T Given under the band and Seal
L. g. Of Offce Of The Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New CASTLE
county aforesaid, tho day and yoar above
JOHN K. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTIoH.-An persons having claimi
aGAtnst the estate Of the deceased must pre-
| sent the same, duly attested to the Exocutrtx
on or before April goth, 1888, or abide thu
Act Of Assembly In such case n ado and pro.
vided. MARY MoH UGH:
Address. wilminston. Dol. mSsw-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

NYOTIOE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the provisions and requirements Of an
Acs Of the General Assembly OF the
March Il, 1898, ., titled IAN Act Concern
ing private Corpo rstions," notice is helcpy
given tina. a cortificate OF incorporation Ior
. company to be known Is "The Mathcr
win, on the LIST day OF June, A. ID, 1857. al
10 O'Clock o. m. Dc presented at the Court
House, In Wilmington, to the Honorable lg.
natius @. Grubo, Associate Judge Of
the Superior court Of the state OF Delawere,
in and for New Castle County, for his Ap.
proval, BATES HARkIN9TON.
m20-i0t Attorneys for Incorporat ors.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
FOR SALE.
$40, OO0.OO

Of lN0E8TEO-
NESS Excelsior Loan
Association,
In amounts ranging from $500
to $4,000, bearing 3 per cent.
Interest, payable half yearly.
Ne offer the aboVo a. q safe
and desirable investment, and
can recommend them as first
class In every respect.
HAWKINS q CO.,
mile, 1S, 1921 712 Market ST.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

Consultation and Examination
Once hours from 10 q. m. till .
Positively no patients seen CT
day.
Tumors and Cancers removed
out pain or the use Of a knife.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

NYOTIUE-e PER GENT. MORrdAGES
~ for sale in sums to tuit
m1s5t GEORGE u. MARKS.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

NYOTIOE-3Oo SHARES NEW SEXES
~ Mechanics' Building Loan Stock lust
Issued and for sale. FIRST paSment on the
second Tuesday in MAY. ALI applications
made to W. J. MORROW, Secretary, No.
All French street, will receive prompt etten-
zion. aIz-eou-u
NJOTICE-WE HAVE ON HAND A
IN full supply of dissolved phosphate for
flowers. pure bone phosphate for lawns, pure
around bone for chickens, pure ground bone
for grape vines, &c. in s, 10, 25 and 50 pound
bags. Manufactured by j.. A.: CRAESTON
Company, i09 King street and Newport, PEI.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

DEST PKIOE PAID FOR ALL KINDS
Is of second. hand, clothing, watches,
siocks, revolvers, guns, sewing msohines,
t1rnituIe and stovos, all OF whioh Will 30
,cld BY A. J. UOENOR, at q low rate; oo7
" lest Front street VIII. Dsl, olo'u
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

1OTICE-wORKING LOAN AS
~ ISOLATION is now issuing neg series
OF stock, irst paymeet due May 20. THIS as
ISOLATION is live and aettve Ard is making
money, J.H. HOFFEOKER. JR.
orb q. MARKS Presto ent.
Secretary. m-ll'lSt
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

TCAN FURNISH 1000 INDUSTRI.
i IIJS ladies with permanent lucrative
employment. No fraud or humbug. Hun
dreds of testimonials from ladies made inde-
pendent through this work.
Mrs. Ii. II. LITTLE, Chicago. Ill.
mlG-l2td-2twt
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

N. B. Our many patrons
testify in the same manner
about the style, fit and work
manship of our "CUsToM
GARMENTS"
Over 400 patterns to Sc;
lect from.
Prices from SIS to 500.
You cannot help finding
something to please you.
Over 50 styles of IS trou-
servings to order.
We ask you to examine
for yourself. Yours,
JOHN W. DIEFENDORF,
Manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
8ALTIMORE d OHIO kAALBOAO
SCHEDULE In EFFECT, April "a. 1857
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
EASr.BOUND;

Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
EASr.BOUND:
Phlis. Accommoda alton, daily .,.. .e.16A. n
Phila. Accommodation, daily .....T00 A. M
Phfla. Accommodation, daily .....7.b6 A. "a.
Phtla, Accommodation daily Dab AM
Phila. B Chester express. daily l.AS A. M
Local freight, passenger coaches
attached, daily except Sunday 1.eI p. m.
Phila. Accommodation, daiiy..... slS ?. m
Phila. d Uhostor express. daily, 6.l0 p. m.
Phils, Accommodation, daily, $50 p. m.
Phila. Accommodation, daily. 1900 p. m.
PhiIs. d chester express. daily, 1l.A7 p. m
WEST-bUUND:
Uhicsgo Limited, daily. .........7.l6 a. n
Arrives Chicago IL. 10 next morning. Thu
train does not tako Baltimoro passengers.
Local freight for Canton and way stationl
passenger coaches attached. daily exosp'
Uincinnssi Limitsd, daily. .l1.So A. a
Arrives Cincinnati T.b A. M. st. Loui
go r. M. next day.
On icago and st. Louis Express,
daily. ..........:...::....:::::..'.s.oP. e
SingeIly copmodation, daily, Sio p. m
100 p. M, and $50 P. nj. daily.
Trains leave nArRet Street station:
For Philadelphia $50 A. NJ, daily excep
1Sunday, 0.66 a. m. and as r. M. daily
For Baltimore 40 z. NJ, daily. Nc
la ndsnber $50, A. M.dG'ly except SUNDAY
lass A. NJ, and 2.45 p. m, and h40 p. m
isily.
Trains for wilmiogton-Leavs Philadol
Iphia ct s7.0c. SO, 1000, $40 as q. NJ, daily
to5 daily except sunday (mixed train), 20
l3o, M.6b, $50, $50. 7.lo, 1880 p. H.. daily.
l Express trains
W. M. CLEMENTS, q. X: LORD.
Manager. denl Pass. Agen
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

LIN Of mind, but the best iaterests
~bf the State and OF the people will not
be subssrved by giving her full repre-.
eentation according to population until
the people learn to vote for men instead
OF spoils politicians.
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RECORD al, c,>I ALTiE>.
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
lIAVnt nE GRACE, Md, June - -
This cit, was the scene Of a terrible
dlsa >tci about o'clock last evening,
and the Philadelphia. Wilmington
aud Baltimore railway depot and track
tor several hundred yards presents n
horrible picture. The express train
due here at 5;5s p. m, had left the
station and run but few yards when
1t was met by the north-bound con-
ere -ional express from Washington
running at high rate OF speed, aud a
tughttul wreck cu,url. the fast
expires struck the baggage car Of the
the witch below the depot aud
crushed into the parlor car behind,
oVcrturning and completely demo,.
ishng two OF them 40 one on the
north bound rain W.. hurt, hut the
Du'h bound train Ut six car wa
ycry full Of passengers aud nearly an
! of them were more or less iuiUrCI.
aud Alexander Gantram, OF Wash
ington Was Instantly kii ed. Among
the seriously wounded were
T \. Bland Washington.
\. Brice, New ork
Baker, Baltimore,
j T.. P.uhham. Minneapolis
j. VI Wharton. Baltimore
i Il. McCormick, Brooklyn.
\. l.. Ward. Camden
Rev Hobart Smith, Baltimore.
There were many Others whose
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a. t.,,..r>..u.. ard tho, putin
49,. o., .etnt.4t Hc CHARGE. the.
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IGOR SALE goo bordeaux postscueur Ou
l cast side OF river at my farm.
Mrs.. y H. KIRKPATRICK
L'OE -ALk. Wy farm OF Iu acre. two ani
II Ouc-haif mixes OF " AcO. GoId dwelling
house and nc. essary ont buildings; well OF
never ia, Iius water. al,u tine urchAii 6ui vine
ya'd w. T. GEltFIN,
no Blk %. Waco. Texas
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w strpug,' -; '-..vs n Iuaryvl OF puf.
mical thsr a., Snd wholesomeness More econ.
~ "a competition with the mnitI, u SanhoI De
ierS 'p sn "eisht alum or phospSstyo % NOV low
commas "'1 @' ~. nv the ROYAL RSiing Po%Sa,
V''pH"E' 10 Wall St New YorE fo~ao'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23

TON At ~ + 10
lev h gsug
'isi neuralgia SPruins Joints Eruises, Crarpa
-iSh, IoofA.acho, Sore Throat, in LiI.bg
& ~ nor tscor y %
We.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| az BONES refri.erators aud water coolers
/ of al Kinds at BARNARD BROS.
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EATON oUINN$ go.
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ait wa4 announced on excellent su.
thority last night that the terms by
which the Western uion telegraph
company ~ to absorb the Baltimore
and OHIO Telegraph company have
been agreed upon. 1t was stated ,hat
MIR. Golid had directed Dr. Marvin
Green, as president Of the Western
Union, to sign contract with j
Picrrcpont, manager, presenting
the syLdicate having in charge the
welfare and ultimate control of the
Baltimore and OHIO propcrties a
powerful director Of the Western Cn
ion got out of bed at midnight to tel
about the trans action. He said that
Robert Garretts Sudden return to
New York was the result of ncgotia
tions affecting the purchase Of tho
Baltimore and Ohio by tue Western
nion, and that he will be here to
formally participate IN turning over
the propcrty'
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Schooner andrhrcc Wen Lost.

ST.. JOSEPH Mich, Oct 4.-Thc
schooner Havana, owned by Capt. a
+. Read, of kenosAea, was sighted
oil this port Yesterday lying signals
of distress. The vessel was il sink.
Ing condition and the crew unaLl lie to
keep her hold clear Capt. John Cur
rem concluded to beach her if posi-
bic and headed for shore At 9
O'clock, when about three forusths of q
mile oil shore, the vessel went down
and the crew was seen to climb into
the rigging. There were seven men
aboard, Captain Curren, Steward
john Morris and sailor named
Joseph Clint climbed into the main
rigging and let the others into the
forerigging. AS the vessel gave a
heavy lurch the mainmast crushed
overheard carrying three men into
the breakers The men struck out
for the sAore aud when last seen were
brea5tiug the waves. AS nothing
has been seen of them since they are
probably drowned. The remaining
four men cluug to tho cross trees for
nearly three hours, when tug res-
cued them from their perilous posi-
ton,
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SYNDICATE s,orNuHEAs.
How American PioncCra are Treated
by "a British Land Syndicate.


NEW NoRK oct. 4. "A Washing
ton special say. The general lAnd
officer is in receipt of Information
HAT the British syndicate. which is
said to have purchased a largo tract
OF land in iowa from McGrcgor
Western Railway company, is mer-
cllessly evicting the settlers. Title to
the lad being in dispute in the state
courts. a settler, writes woman
of 81 years of age, SICK in bed, was
taken by six men and carried into Il
driving storm. Delicate women have
their hands tied with cords till their
flesh was bruised, and then dragged
shrleking from their homes. Children
have been born prematurcly ut sight
OF tho land evictors. Strong
men have been run down by
ruilians on horsebacE aud then hand
cutlcd aud driven from their little
possessions. might go on and mul-
tiply instance where the sheriff with
writ of election in hand and British
contracts in the other, gave these poor
people their choice betwCc two evils,
which they would take. Ailidavits of
the cruclties practiced are being col
lected, says the writer tor use at
Washington next winter and win he
read in both houses ofcongress. They
ore expected 10 create o sensation
when the people of the cast are
brought fully to realize what native
American prisoners are suffering at
the hands OF new invaders.
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who have been out in the world know
the Importance of a suitable head
dress for a general effect, aud impres
sion. Fully appreciatiDg that fact,
Levine Bros. have now in stock an
elegant line Of gents hats for fall
wear, consisting of Stetson's, Knox,
sllt and soft hats, in all the latest
shapes Come and see them.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-05

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, oct. THE
National Farmers Alliance began its
Seventh Annual convention here this
morning with fifty delegates present,
trom Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, Miss
souri,, Minnesota aud Dakota. The
only business transacted this morn
ing, was the appointment of several
committees. secretary Milton George,
OF illinois, reports 1000 more Alliances
added since the last session, and that
there are 600,000 members in all. The
.-outhern Alliance had been invited
send delegates, and move for the
sons olidation of the two. The Ma
tionsl Alliance is organized in the
states mentioned, ana besides, in
Kansas, Michigan. Idaho, Missouri
Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Ten
ne,see, Washington Territory, Ohio,
J. Pennsylvania and Texas.
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Tucker and his very efficient as
sistrnt, J.F, McKennop, are always
on duty and can be reached at night
by telephone. Prescriptions carefully
compounded.
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The latest Partisan novelties in
hats, bonnets and turbsns will be ex-
hibited at Sanger Bros. grand exhi-
bition on Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urday, October &, and 8.
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A happy home with mirth and
contentment will be the lot OF all
who buy pianos and organs from the
reliable house of Thomas Goggan "
Bro, No. 1863 south Fourth street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-05

,'vt.t,vs u.oH tuts eteuIiil, ~ tieiIg tue
beginning of the Jewish "tea,t OF Ia Der
nacles lie iticus 3'; 3i.
YouNG MESS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATloN; Austin
street, ueAr Eighth. Usual Gospel service at
80 in The afternoon. Travelling men and
young men Of the city especially invited
Distr 3sa after eating, heartburn, Sick head
acne, and Indigestion are cured by Hoods
Sars tparila II also creates Il good appetite
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October 9Th. 18th I'd Sth, is the date
fixed tor the grand exhibition of
loaks, costumes and millinery. Ever
vbody invited. Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-05

The Farmers House and the Aus
tin House, both under one manage
ment. FRANK WoRTHAM.
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Take passenger elevator for second
floor. and see the grand exhibition OF
millinery, cloaks and costumes, on
the 9th, 7th and Sth, at Sanger Bros.
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MIR. Frank WorlhSm, of the Far
mers' House, has takep charge of the
Austin House, aud wlll run II in con
neCtion with the old tavorite. Board
with or without rooms. Rooms tur>
nishod or unfurnished at reasonable
Int o.
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PREPARATION the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly ~
purest and most reliable baking powder offered 10 ~
public IA DR. HENRY A. MOTT PED"
Late O. s. Goperantne cae"~
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., CONSULT
: DR.. WASSERZUG,
Thc Well Known European
$ i &c Z a Il + s r
CON SULT

{, Prac,iced year, ut 73i Elm g., Dallas,
3 having so many patients and cores
n ponlent4 this neighborhC 3D. VIII
rom Tin with you until October Il,
n after which dlte address MIN
" rs usual at Dallas, +. -. lipN ll5.
r. nE. WAssEIzUG having had practice
Il and experience for the last is years,
- VIII un crlaks no case except he can
y suarar tee cure cn all
;, Sexual, Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
4 Catarrh in all its stages, Scuy
J BotcheS of the Skin, liberated Legs,
: Cancers, Tumors, Skin Diseases of
r very form, Rheumatism, ScIotica, Gout,
{ Liver Complaint Asthma, Dysentery,
8 Piles, Fits, all Urinary and Kidney
= Troubles, the Eye and Ear Lung Dis
. eases, indigestion and Nervous 0ebIi-
= ty Permanently Cured
1 OFFICE HOURS.
I, Gl' Austin Ave -lrom a m TO Op p. III.
: Daily. sunday, pa IN. to u a. N.
= Brdu.wick Hotel. Frauklin st -Pu.I
n vate tation, from 6 to event
' iugs: sundays, from 10 : evenings.
y First door private cVtrancc.
Box NJ, WACO, TENAS.
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Stop at the Farmers House,
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Ruuud OF itrcrr' ',ns.
Sr LOUIS, oct A. taIr weather
lgut northerly win varying to
ca,tcrly, cool, stations. temperature
Cleveland weather, in short. Tic
professions, with brass bands and
gleo clubs, were still passing the press
idcnts wiudow> at midnight last
night, and professions and brass
bands were moving aimlessly up and
Town before the hotel before break
fast thl- morning The president ana
Mrs, Cleveland, despite the continu
Gus round Of
STAR srANGLtD Hospitality
which they have experienced are in
excellent health and good spirits
Towns and cities all along The pro
osed line OF travel, at which it Is pro
uoscd to make stops, have sent tele-
grams TO Col Lamont asking that
more tim, be given, aud place, not on
the list are urgiGg that visit be paid
them In every case, so far, II reply
has been sent to the effect tLatit viii
nc impossible TO make any change in
he program.
Al O'Clock the president was met
1t the hotel by committee and es
ortod 10 the court house, under the
protection OF a troop Of mounted 20
Ice.
The program for two hours was
thc reception OF the
.o,,ypp,,AI rpAvrtrp.' AsscctA.
rfn>.
'l 81 Lou = ma eech o'ler cill|ens
as cou.u ma opportunity
L" make thtlf way TO MN
"lhcf words IL was slriclly a
.'o.iV .Iooi'.ion' nu ,, lo'"it,.A Vi
orgtcd Win overoreens ,1id buntjup
and ON tLr strntof the richly curtain
ed ne1oda thr nrosidcnt took tho
band Of cnch man u. they passed
tbout five hundred trayelina men
lad ro,ururd ia tho citv far th9 orcs
sion and n9.scd Inv in sinolo filo
Fol,owng thom wss tho crowd and
ibo haudsbnkiuo continued uIl lO.3O
CLc shakers hod ali sorts of urlps
qndit WIS oiton necessary for the
PRESIDENT twist his hnuI from n
Lcarty oresu one old ladv became
.. cuihI-iostic that she Attempted TO
..,...,,.,,,..,
N'0 K
,ul he uecilhcI' anu Hhe was moved
do"p lbe me poNli"tieu. nc re-
P-loh over luc preSluent tuIleu 10
4ls carriage 'hro"gh s!oe entrance
tAd was GrINeli 10 III tAcursiVll po"'' !
nc 0lll VI i'hlOli AAphEN' lhE tll |
.,ne time Mrs. Cleveland lett the |
indrN hotel and was aboard the |
boat a f.w minutes later thnn the |
president and tho vessel steamed |
Town the river for a trip to
,s,.prp.o> n.,yp,,Ks
49,. ..as'., ..,
ne su'ool VI we cSSoi WINS lnll"' ,,a
7oIlc4i HuoiHc" "I'n IoNG's iHc
ui'cE 7'''c7 ~, -, ScI'H' pHn" was III
a'leuUan'e' ~ hcIe "cI1 pcoMeoi,
CnIcc "iu ip9' hunu'cu ilDl'ou
x uceto oi' ''o",u' Uo'4"rs ~, "els VI
3 no iroPuole NIu? .. N'niehsQ "nu
,uil!neL "a proniincnt rii[ ~ 'n"u 1Atm!
''cl""'lO ''lon: tO ~ ""' SCt'on
"p a. " ', ipiici ~ c 'no . P.csIUc"'
n, .'n,' W. ,.I OiV' '"-'' nf nan,,,;nma ", ,d
othor mara or lnss pynctiu,c fnstiyi
No. asI'Oro ana in tbis rngara ros
',,o;'tod 'eo Ie,, l,,c.'nss ", rLo haat ram Innn
,bo.Stroon,' cio},t ,,jioS turrnd ornurd
h"" ACn'"'N 'i'' l""'''" 20" az -'''
,,t'iI, go" ',aa,,,,, n,,d
locomotive, on both shores did their
beat with steam whistles TO make
THE rRI" INTERESTING
and they succeeded. AT the turning
? 2olht located lihihenSo roIIihS ml!ls,
". " "''ia "tao ig' III .,io t"0u' y, q auiies
here were mt this ,imn
steam yrsseIs at the wharf
w.
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The Is. ana -. Deal.
New YORK, Oct. THE sun says:
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mo rKI. INTERTsTINN

leard shrill in every tone of the
gamut, came from the four quarters
OF the compass. II was entertaining,
but few minutes of this kind of cou
cert was enough.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
OVERCOATS.

Mems Heavy Grey Overcoas. I38I
Pronounced cheap
Mems Black Chinchila Overcoats ....~......... 1913
Mems Brown Plaid Union Cashmere Overcoats ATS
Os regular pue. would make them 1925
Mems Heavy Diagonal Storm Coats 365
YouI ind duplicates selling SIS CO.
Mems Brown Check Cashmere Overcoats ....... 385
~ garment shown a city
Mems Black Beaver Double breasted Overcoats 4 IS
represent manufacturers
Mems Heavy Chinchiia Overcoats.............. 437
Thousands $50.
Mems All Wool Black and Brown Corkscrcw
Overooats sos
No comment necessary SO The common price.
Mems silk-faced Fancy Worsted Overcoats $50
csuliat sss enough early in season s.uatsl2oo.
Mems Heavy Corkscrew Overcoats, Brown and
-as iasuae, goods sold il over IN. country $500
Msn's Blue ChinchiIa Overcoats, Satin sleeve
vsuid have sa-saa las gear 90.
Mems Elegant Brown Kersey Overcoats. ....... Iaoo
This saas rssogai=ss 800 garment
Mems Fur Beavers and Chinohillas, the finest 1900
$500 ard $500 ov.reoa,s ias,us.a.
ersso f5r Finest Corkscre,v OvercOat in the House
NOT oNE RsssFvE0i
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam CARPET Cleaning
Works at 43 and a. Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned rs good IS new
without the least injury. Best
Of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine IA the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
/ S. n. ALLEN, Manager.
n. B.-Mr. M. Y. Clcnment is
no longer connected with this
concern.
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lce l1e exhibition elI continue one
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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12

All The people 60 know thar nov is the
umc ~ repleAls1 iu Crpckery. Siyerwars,
Glassware. Lamps. Br.c-a 1rac and House
Furnishing Ouod- a. II Leonard & Son ,
sreat Closing out sale. i6 MOnrOe-st
pom invitation of Custer Post q A l.
the officers of Custer Relief Corps No -
@il have a public lusra isfi0n OF officers
AID camp-gs with th- Post al ROYAL Ara
mum Hall. on We ~~day evening, Jan. y
az ~ O'Clock Orcers and members ol
fle corps are requested % bee present snd
invite their friends Regular meeting OF
Custer Corps 40. p on Wednesday alter
noon. By order Of the President.
FRANcfs /. STEPHENSON.
r. Z. RUNIoS, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
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